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Legionnaires' Disease Outbreak Linked To Atlanta Hotel Leaves One Dead

There are 12 confirmed cases and 61 probable cases linked to the Sheraton Atlanta Hotel, health officials said Monday.
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Legionnaires' Disease Is Rising At An Alarming Rate In The U.S.

The waterborne bacterial infection kills 1 in 10 patients who contract it. And fighting outbreaks is a multi-front battle.
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At Least 12 Hospitalized In Queens Because Of Legionnaires’ Disease

The waterborne bacterial infection kills about one in 10 patients who contract it, according to the CDC.
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2 Cases Of Legionnaires' Disease In Newborns Linked To Water Births

The babies developed bacterial lung infections days after they were born.
By Rachael Rettner, Live Science

Officials Charged With Involuntary Manslaughter For Flint Water Crisis

Nick Lyon, head of the state health department, was among those charged.
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There's A Deadly Problem With Our Water Hardly Anyone's Talking About

The CDC says cases of Legionnaires' disease have quadrupled in the last 15 years. But the easiest fix remains strictly voluntary.
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Rick Snyder's Office Was Warned Of Deadly Legionnaires' Outbreak, Did Nothing

Yet another bright red flag, missed.
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Lead Isn't The Only Problem With Flint's Water

When will Flint catch a break?
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Legionnaires' Disease Is Back In NYC With New Cluster

Officials don't know which cooling towers are causing the outbreak.
By JONATHAN LEMIRE, AP

Here's Why You Shouldn't Panic About This Summer's Legionnaires' Outbreak

Everyone can stop freaking out.
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